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Press, Volume XLV, Issue 7143, 3 September 1888, Page 7

Business Notices ■pROPEUTIKS fjWK QALE; by H. L. BOWKER, MARKET PLACE, LIN WOOD—I am instructed to dispose of the unsold Sections in this favorite suburb ; the prices tixed are extremely moderate, and tho tonus can be made to suit buyers. Now is the time for those desirous to buiid to avail themselves of iho Tery low price of building materials and labor. Never before in tho hUtory of this province could so good a house bo crccU-d for so little money; but with our Wear, Coast Hallway a certainty, and the expected llow of Victorian capital to New Zealand, a lew mouths way alur this, and a considerable rise lake place, both in laud aud buildings. Those who neglect to soize the opportunity of buying in the present low market will ie«rot wnen tho riso comoa that they did not avail t huuisx-lvus of the opportunities that vfero Opcil lO t-IICJU. Sections N os. 3 and 5, Armagh street, }-ncre and 5 pervhoi*, £st) each. Section No. 6, Armagh street, i-acro and 5 perches, illi>. Sections No. 18. 19. 80. and 23, Withers btruut, containing from i-aero anJ b perches to i-acro aud SJu peronos, £50 each. Sections Noa. 33 and 32, Rolleston street, each i-noi-u. £45 and £75 each. Sections Noa. 62 and 53, tic. James street, «Soeaob. Seotions 2S. 21), int. and 31, Canal Reserve, £7U to £la each. Also, that Grand Corner Section, about) 1 ucre in extent, opposite tho reaidenco of \V. P. Cowlishaw, Esq., and having frontage io thu itlvir. Canal Ucserve, and St. James street—a magnificent sitb for a resin en oo: Jtitxl. PAPANUI ROAn-Soottston Sections; only eight of tliese Hootious remain un< sold, four i-acrea in one block, having frontage to Fisher streeD over! chains; J-;icre corner May'a road and Worcester street, ono J-acre 'lonics street. Teniu», £10 cash, balance can remain, or p.iy for the sei-tion, and tho money will be advanced to build. LJNWOOD— Fronting Tuain stre».-t; 1 Section, il links frontage, £l;">; justt oil Tuaiu street, two Sections each 75 links frontage ; one a corner £3U and £35 each ; and 1 Sections, each 0U links frontage, £32, £33, £&, £35 each. TO GARDEN KltS—Or any ono in search of nn investment combining profit and pleasure, I have tor sale, distant) about li miles from tho fcJity, nearly 3 acres land, having frontage to road and river, all in garden.and orchard, full-bearing fruit trees of every description in abundance, two vineries (GOf t x loft aud 60ft by lift), two cucumber houses, with, tanks in each; house 4 rooms, built on concrete foundations, iron roof, verandah, water supply by ram to house and vinery, stable, traphouse, and two ulorerooms. The price I aw instructed to seU this magnificent property for ia a ridiculously low one. Price, curds to view, and further particulars, on application. SYDENHAM— King street; Section 80ft fronU age, fenced with macroeartia, house 7 rooms, verandah, iron roof, water and naa laid on, 2 registera and range, bath. &o, Price, £300. OXFORD TKItItAUE,EAST—Next Foresters , Hall; Sectioa with 2-.-»torey house, 8 rooms, iron roof. Prico, £3UU. NORTH BELT—4-Acre, in garden, shrubs. and fruit trees, firac-dase house oil U rooms, Boullery, wash-houae, stable, loft and harnoss-room, &.c. The house is fitted with every convenience. For cardß to view apply ac olilce. ST. MARTI N'S— Near Wilson's Bridge—2| Acres in paddock, garden,- ,&c, house containing 8 rooms, plastered, and aUcouveniencea, stables, Stc. £776. . ■ TUAM STRKKT EAST—Just below Boot Factory; 1-Acre leaso, Xrotn Church Property Trustees, about) 8 years to run ; ground rent £12 per annum, on which are erected 3 houses of 0, 5, and 3 rooms eiu-.h, bringing in 12s, ils, and (is, respex)tively. i 175. WOOLSTON— i-Acre, close to Station, fenced* good garden and orchard, houaa 5 rooms. £3(30; £&) cash. TO BAKERS—Country Township, West Coasft road ; i-Acro, on which is erected a concrete and brick house of 0 rooms, 2 registers and rango, stable and chaUf-house, cart shed, granary, and loft, brick oven and bukehouso. £350; most easy terma. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE At Current Katea. _ Oonveyanoea. HOT SPRINGS, HANMEii^PLAiNS. a COACH wUI Leave COOPER'S CUL. A. VKRDEN HOTEL EVERY. SATURIjAk on arrival of tho Midday Train from Christchuich, Returning on MONDAY in time to catch the 2.15 p.m. train for Uhriatcuurch, until further notice. Return tickets are issued at Christchuroh Railway Station -every HaCurday. to include coach and railway {are. - • J First Class, 309. Tickets available for return for four week* from Monday after date of issue. FOR^VAIAU. A Coach will iieavo Cooper'a Oulverrden flotel KVfiKY WiiaJMESDAY, on arrival ol the Midday Train from Obriatchurah, return, ingun TUUIiaUAY in time to catca tae&l dm. train for Christohurch. . . v ' Return Fares, 10a. In oonnectlon with the above coaches I have Saddle Horses and Buggiee, alwaye to be bad on Hire at a Reasonable Charge. Parcels and Telegrams attended bo. W H. COOPER, " 752* *' Proprietor'^ HOT SPRINGS, BANMER PLAINS AND WAIAU. BY ROYAL MAIL COACH. A COACH leaves Culverden Every Tuesday on arrival of mid-day Train from Chrisc church, returuitiK on Thursday in- timo tq catch the i.45 p.m. Train for Christeburch. Through Return Tickets are iiiiued at Christchurch Railway Station Every Tuesday, to include Coach and Kali way Fare. . ffIRST CLASS .. .. .. 309Ticketo avaUable for Return for FOUR WEEKS from Thursday afterdate of ieauo. FOR WAIAU. •■■■■, A COACH leaves Culverden for Walau every Monday, Wednesday, Tharaday and BSturday on arrival of mid-day Train irora CBratchureh, returning on Mondays, Tuea--s«yß, Thursdoya and Fridays, leaving Watau at li noon, in time tp catch the 2,45 p.m. I ram for Chriatchurch. In connection with the above line I have Special Coaches, Double and Single Buggies and Waggonettes, and Saddle Horseeon utuna* diate hire: Orders ttutttgb post wa receive prompt, attention. Special attention given to passengers, and parcels forwarded Spt Suiivery Dy coach. DEREET?> cftti ft '*■- Proprietor. GOVEBNOB'S BAY COAQIL 1 A FTER MAY 20th, until /urthor notice. ( A h Gt)VKßi<Oi/'8 BA V VUA.OM. WtU SATURDAYS, "cavtatg Lyttelton Jtailw»y Uovernor'eßay at&«juuin- &*» 101 . W. H. USA-fa, , MiUe Hotel, Lytteiton; _. 8204 i 97 orUovtfmoraßay.^ ROYAL, MAIL COAOH. mHß'abore Coach TeaVes Longbeago Daiij l> (bunoiiya excopusdj for AehuuiUJa, at %M aali.; vv a.m.; A*hton, a.m.; WUeaULOiu}, B.»,ft.ui.; arriving at Aaaburtoo totiuie loTtLe expreae traintroui Chnatohurcii toTimaruandDifnedin. The Ooaoh leavee the Poßtomce at P-m., arriving at Lonetoeacb et7.3ttD.m. AH parcels entrusted to tho,PrpDrietor wiU be promptly delivered at tneU variouedeetlnatiouß. Passenger tares—Throng* &MOUNX SOMERB : M^^ffl^&fc^* , " ,lß^ &heve COACH UfiAVKS Hood'e Hotel 3E3ffiß3 J £wßK , sssff r, ssj a COACH BU»e'eiua'TUiDeDHJlJfttaWpUae<J« A IUAX Hood's HoteTMount eo«9Sf» a *'gfeffftfe l v eveniae. Farbw Sprlngburn, 7s: return 3a. AUord Forest, ia ; return 6a. _ ___. " GIJamJNNELTO I. AKB COLERIDak -... A MAIL Coach leave7eientannel tor mnd A Whistle House and Lakei Coleridge * V«*jr SraDAY morning, on arrival ot train tow atteaded to. - D BJRBBXT. ' Proprietor. CotJeata.